From the outside the building is kind boring. To sit outside on a nice sunshiny day after being at…read morethe library it needs a lot of benches and some tables. However, there is a lot of parking. If you want shady parking, park over at the old bank.

My favorite county library! Location has plenty of free parking, beautiful grounds (I encourage you…read moreto walk around), and building itself is well maintained. The inside of the library is beautiful with high ceilings and lots of natural light. You'll find plenty of space to sit, there are single chairs available, as well as, desks with electrical outlets - your choice of street or garden view. There's a children and teen section too, as well as, charging stations through out the library. Bathrooms are kept very clean. You have access to free wi-fi, printing services, bookstore, computer access, etc... COVID Precautions: following county mandates - staff wears mask and guests are also now required to wear mask too. Desks and areas to sit are spaced out for social distancing. Hand sanitizer available for guests throughout library.

Lots of details about this interesting corner of the Bay Area provided by our guide Dan G. He was a…read morewealth of information, pretty funny and as a local was able to share a lot of perspective on the islands changes. Great day trip and I wish we had more time to poke around.

Wonderful tour led by Jim. History + nature! A great morning spent on the island…read more For people who are looking to visit the Naval Museum on the island, it is no longer open, but this tour is operative and you get to see the naval chapel and walk around the area. I was originally looking for information about the museum and arrived at this page: https://www.mihpf.org/tours. I hope this will help you find their tour options and dates! All digitalized, no fuss. And it turns out I was the only who signed up for today's tour, and they did not cancel on me because of that. I really really appreciated it. One last thing, the money you spend on the tour goes into helping this foundation : ) Yay!

I was rear ended by a driver who had no proof of insurance except for an expired card. The officer…read moredid not require the driver to look up a current copy, and I later found out he had no vehicle insurance, the police officer was also demeaning to me, and told me that the accident was no big deal. He refused to write a report and required that we exchange ID and insurance information, so now this stranger, who had no need for my personal drivers license with my number, address, and date of birth on it, pretty scary.

I feel I am making continuous calls about the on going crime in my neighborhood and the response…read moretime is met with basically nothing and then the person who the call was intended for gets away.

With this being my first time working in Rohnert Park I stopped in to check out the Chamber of…read moreCommerce. Lisa orloff, the chamber director, was very friendly and very helpful. She provided a lot of great information too! I've been to dozens of Chamber of Commerce offices across the bay area and this was by far one of the friendliest welcomes I've ever had. This chamber is definitely a fantastic resource for anyone doing business in Rohnert Park.

I've been involved in all the local chambers the last 17+ years. The Rohnert Park is the best…read more It's not $500 to be a member like the ridiculously priced Santa Rosa Chamber. It's free to have a mixer vs fees at the SR Chamber and they still have so many networking options. Tons of lunch mixers and evening mixers. Great, friendly group of people. I've really enjoyed being a part of this group and hope to attend future events if my schedule permits. Thanks for the nice acknowledgements and for being so easy to work with.

I get mosquito fish, for free, each year for my small fountain. They even bring them to me, if…read moredesired. If desired they will walk your property w you pointing out places likely to fill with mosquito larvae. All free and always friendly.

Marin/Sonoma Mosquito & Vector Control are AMAZING! I went online on Labor Day 2026 to make a…read morerequest for servicing of an underground yellow jacket nest and they came out the following morning and addressed the issue. The technician called me to confirm that the underground nest was treated and that if they come back to let them know. As property owners in Marin have a line item for vector control in property taxes there is no additional cost. The district appears to be efficient and well run. True professionals!

We did the Treehouse Adventure and everything about this excursion is a must! From the friendly and…read morefunny zip guides, fun and exciting zips, and clean well-maintained hiking areas, to the fantastic hosts, unbelievably clean and well-maintained treehouses, and the gourmet quality food (perfectly cooked filet mignon). They had everything we needed... towels, washcloths, shower amenities. games, snacks, bug spray, plenty of water, feminine products, and the first aid items we ended up needing (for bug bite). We had a first few time zippers in our party, and the group, and at all times, my party felt SAFE! The guides make sure we were ALWAYS attached at all times (several straps) and followed the same process for each zipper, for each line. Also, my party appreciated the first "starter" lines to get us acclimated. For more experienced zippers, we loved the challenges (like touching trees and zipping sideways. This was worth every penny! I totally recommend tipping at the end in the gift shop if you feel so inclined.

Such a wonderful experience! The guides were so attentive and funny, which really helped keep any…read morenerves at ease. The views were beautiful, and everything felt well-paced from start to finish. The whole experience lasted about 2.5 hours and included 7 zip lines, which was such a fun adventure. The location can be a bit tricky to find, so I'd recommend giving yourself extra time and arriving at least 30 minutes before your scheduled tour, as they suggest.

I love libraries. Always have, always will…read more But university libraries? Typically a different story. They never feel too warm or welcoming. Often times, they look and feel and smell old, and stale. In short, I am loathe to spend much time in them. Not so with the SSU Library. For starters, it's a newer facade than most university libraries, with modern and practical furnishings inside. It's not so big that I get lost in it. And it accommodates all kinds of people - ranging from individuals or small groups of people, to larger groups and even classes looking for a place to meet. The first floor is good for group projects, collaborative homework assignments, or just hanging out with friends. The second floor is where I go when I want to work on less demanding assignments, or chat with a partner about something. And the third floor is perfect for writing seminar papers, because the quiet policy is adhered to and makes it a good environment for concentration. And with flexible hours (open every day, and until midnight on week nights) it's always open when I need it to be.

Fantastic library for a university, has desk top computers available for students to use, although…read moreupstairs staff are not very helpful. Did not help my daughter get a laptop to use for school even though they were available. I happened to fall down the stairs but that was on me. Floors were very clean so the fall wasn't that bad. Professionalism was available on the first floor and was given immediate help. There were many resources available to students, just wish they had given my daughter a computer to use during COVID. Very modern and clean library, lots of space for students to study and spend time in there. Nice outdoor clock as well.

Massive casino resort and hotel in the heart of a community with an event center. Easy to get to…read moreand easy parking (but crowded) so you have to be patient with the parking. Slot machines were plenty to choose from with varying play levels from Penney slots to dollar machines. Payout was pretty break even so it was good to see that the machines provided some winnings as you played. There is a huge food court with lots of options from Starbucks, ice cream and an assortment of other food places.

Honestly, Graton is not my favorite casino. I feel like the machines rarely pay out, and pretty…read moremuch everyone I know who goes there says they have the same experience. Maybe it's just luck, but compared to other casinos, I personally don't feel like my money goes very far here. I go to Cache Creek pretty often, and I feel like I actually get decent play there even at the minimum bet. I've won around $30,000 at Cache Creek within the last month, whereas at Graton, I honestly feel like that would be almost impossible based on my experiences there. I will say, their free gifts are actually really nice and useful, but I wish they made it easier to redeem them instead of requiring you to physically go to the casino. I was also disappointed with the new high-limit room in the non-smoking area. It's only available to the higher-tier cardholders/Chairman members, which feels pretty exclusive. Meanwhile, the high-limit area in the main casino is limited and has a lot of older machines. With the new expansion, I was hoping the overall gaming experience would improve. The property itself is nice, but for me, the payouts and machine selection are what really matter, and that's where Graton falls short and greedy.

We arrived at 1020am and took the $25 all you can play and ride pass that is valid till 12 noon…read more Well worth it! Kids enjoyed the arcade- most of the machines were working. They also did the bumper boats, go kart and vertical boom! The batting cages are not included and you have to pay extra for them. Great kids activity option if you're looking to find something to keep them occupied with lout breaking the bank!

Would'nt hold a b/day there again. Might've been fun for the kids because [well they're kids] The…read moreroom was small, no door for privacy, Literallly had to go ask for the pizzas we ordered on our own 2 times. after waiting 30-40 minutes AFTER we got the 1st one ? (The pizza was fair at best, not good) It just felt like : Here you go, this is your room. The first delivery of food n drink & that was it ? Totally ignored. No management timely procedures at all. Then had to track down an attendant to get the outdoor stuff going ? Nobody walking around the place to see how things are going with anyone or hows the party "do you need anything" ? Nothing !!!